RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Prepare investment and budget plans, inclusive of both short and long-range planning.
• Build economic models and evaluations to support fast-paced development decision making.
• Work closely with multi-disciplinary teams and support functions to strategize and implement field development plans.
• Perform scenario planning, sensitivity, and portfolio ranking studies as directed by management.
• Carry out risk & uncertainty assessments inclusive of technical and financial components.
• Conversant with reserves estimation, validation and booking for unconventional plays.
• Provide economic & operational benchmarking of North American unconventional plays.
• Develop and implement new work processes, best technical practices, governance and controls.
• Coach and mentor less experienced engineers and effectively explain ideas, concepts, and techniques.
• Conversant in matters pertaining to Green Houses Gas (GHG) emissions abatement, sustainability, and circular economy.

REQUIREMENTS:

• As the successful candidate you will hold a Bachelor’s degree in petroleum engineering or related engineering degree as appropriate.
• An advanced degree in Petroleum Economics or Business would be an advantage.

• You will have a minimum of 5+ years’ experience in in unconventional hydrocarbon plays including shales, tight sands or channel reservoirs.
• Proficient with economic modeling and modeling of scenarios.
• Demonstrated ability to work in a fast-paced environment and handle ambiguity in analysis
• Strong computer and data analysis/statistical skills, visualization with Spotfire
• Solid organizational and time management skills. Ability to work with limited data.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills with strong business planning acumen. Ability to produce high quality reports for management.
• Broad knowledge in drilling, stimulation and production technologies
• Economically and financially literate.